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narrative can thus guide beliefs and cultural-social behavior of social groups, and it is entirely possible that these patterns of behavior are simply accepted as social institu- tions, internalized and remain [...] (White, 1990) as being of vital relevance for social narrative inquiry. A narrative can represent powerful mental models that are being fought about socially. Stories entail propositions about what is ‘the [...] directions for social conduct in general, having implications beyond the plot at hand. Narratives, thus, are instruments, consciously or unconsciously, to produce a normatively laden social order (Frandsen
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Thus, the theory that narratives are a mechanism of social repair (or social change in an old-fashioned language) simply states that, in times of social disorder, repair follows a path that is determined [...] shape social relations, and social relations shape ideas. The inter- esting theoretical issue is how this feedback unfolds in time and the cumulative effects over time. The theory is that social relations [...] narrative shift which social relations no longer accommodate or with a change of social relations that unmakes the resonance to the old stories into which people were socialized. It is to be expected that
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himself uses mainly the (more normative) term of social justice, and not the rather sociological one of social (in)equality. Also, the ILO had used “social justice” in the preamble of its founding docu- [...] of social inequality – is an impressive reminder that social justice is a core condition for the stability of democracies. Also, the ILO had to recognize in recent decades that the notion of social progress [...] with and against the market. The ILO and ‘global social justice’ Review: Daniel Maul – The International Labour Organization. 100 Years of Global Social Policy, Berlin: De Gruyter, 2019 Nils Exner (nils
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decisions. The social science infrastructure for social policy research is being thinned out, the number of social policy chairs is being reduced, and research institutes are weakening their social pol- icy [...] it by a social transfer up to the income level they would achieve if they only received the social transfer. Depending on the concrete design of the rules for crediting earned income to social transfers [...] true in general, but it is particularly true of social policy. Not only is there no shortage of diagnoses of increasing inequality, disenfranchisement, social relegation and the fear of it. They are even
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within a social constructivist framework, we assume that language constructs knowledge about groups and group memberships that individuals may identify with or re- ject, shaping their “social identity” [...] European Journal of Social Science Research, 31(4), 484-503. doi: 10.1080/13511610.2018.1490637 McDonald, M. (1996). 'Unity in diversity': Some tensions in the construction of Europe. Social Anthropology, 4(1) [...] organizational narratives as “temporal, discursive constructions that provide a means for individual, social, and organizational sensemaking and sensegiving” also highlights that narratives draw on discursive
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narratives of Europe. Keywords: Refugee crisis, CDA, Social media narratives, Euroscepticism, Users’ comments 1. Introduction: the refugee crisis and social media narratives The so-called refugee crisis represents [...] debate on social media as a public arena, where different actors play a role in the discursive constructions of narratives of Europe. The emergent, collaborative, and context-rich qualities of social media [...] narratives are intended as a discourse genre, an important social and discursive resource that creates identities for their audiences in the social media context (Page, 2012). Following the approach introduced
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article begins with a comparative historical view of media depictions of refugees after the break-up of social- ist Yugoslavia. It is argued that the early depictions were region specific and dependent on European [...] change and the individual attempt to define oneself in both compliance and opposition to the norms and social routines. When studying the refugee crisis, the narrative approach could be an important tool to [...] exists prior to their mutual interaction, and both are contingent on and defined by heteronomous social settings – both biographic and institutional. When transferred to sociological analysis of collective
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iconic imagery which underlines the social visibility and omnipresence of the promise of migration in emigration contexts: “[The houses] incorporate the very social effects of migration […]. A whole set [...] to maturity because at home the youth “could neither satisfy some of the social obligations of manhood, such as providing a social security to their parents, nor guar- antee their ontological security” (Jua [...] misjudgements of the structural nature of narratives, the role of facts in migratory decisions and the social inevitability of migration in Cameroon. These flaws are not surprising as both, the local and the
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Gleichheitsrechte und soziale Grundrechte. Internationale und vergleichende Dimension [Equality and Social Rights in the Weimar Constitution. International and Comparative Dimension], in: Thomas Kleinlei [...] Sozial- und arbeitsrechtliche Relevanz der Unionsbürgerschaft [EU Citizenship and ist relevance in Social Security and Labour Law], in: Monika Schlachter/Hans Michael Heinig (Hrsg.), Enzyklopädie des Eu [...] Europarechts [Encyclopedia of EU Law] Bd. 7: Europäisches Arbeits- und Sozialrecht [European Labour and Social Security Law], Baden-Baden: Nomos 2015, pp. 119–170; second edition: 2020.
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Elements of the curriculum are: • an introduction to relevant theories in social science and economics, • methods of empirical social research and project cycle management, • and the application of theoretical [...] analyse, interpret and compile social and economic data; to understand and critically reflect concepts and theories underlying spatial development and planning; to project key social and economic indicators into [...] Sciences Political Sciences Informatics Natural Sciences Geography & Geosciences Forestry Science Social Sciences Business Administration 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview: Eligibility by Courses 10 The Programme